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this came from one of our RR girls
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same small egg you see in the other pics
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same breed of chickens I think some one decided to say April fools too soon ha ha
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New Member from Mars
I see some people have recommended white leghorns. I raise white leghorns to sale eggs and chicks. I can tell you they are great layers 6 or 7 eggs per hen summer and winter. They are very hardy birds. The one thing you will need to do for them make sure they get sprouts or leafy vegetables...- Farmer Ken
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What breed of rooster is most protective of hens?
RIR's are aggressive as well . Chickens are at the bottom of the food chain . A rooster can sound the alarm but against most predators he will lose.- Farmer Ken
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oh hi?!
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our babies a little older now
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Need to build cheap now, looking for advice.
My main coop is 4'x4'x8' placed inside a 7'x14' run 7' high. We have 14 hens and a roster in this one. (I could put up to 25 hens in there) It has 8 nesting boxes and a dirt floor. I put a 3' door on it . It make's easy to clean out and get the eggs. Very cheap to build. Also check...- Farmer Ken
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- Forum: Coop & Run - Design, Construction, & Maintenance
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integrating chicks
x2 on mtngirl35's post. If you go to fast you will stress out your flock. The new chickens are seen as invaders and not new members of the flock. And you may even end up with dead birds and no egg production .- Farmer Ken
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- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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integrating chicks
This link may help you http://www.fresh-eggs-daily.com/2012/04/adding-to-established-flock-pullet.html- Farmer Ken
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- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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here they are about 2 1/2 weeks old
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